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What are 'Lassalle' and 'Scolastica' when translated from French and Italian to English?
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"The hall" and "scholastic" are English equivalents of the respectively French and Italian names Lassalle and Scolastica. The names most famously refer to the cyclist Gilbert Duclos-LAssalle (born Aug. 25, 1954) and to Santa Scolastica da Norcia (Saint Scholastica from Nurcia, March 2, 480-Feb. 10, 547), patron of the Benedictine order. The respective pronunciations will be "la-sal" and "sko-LA-stee-ka" in Alsatian French and in Pisan Italian.
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